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drawn with ink and liquid watercolor. Two gorgeous females, one with short red hair, the other with buzz cut yellow hair, are catching a hail storm with an intricate device, resembling a huge futuristic vacuum cleaner. The female with short red hair holds the hose up in the sky towards the clouds. The female with yellow hair is putting the caught clouds and hail in glass jars on the other side of the machine, squatting next to it. A metal box with empty jars is next to het. They are both dressed in grey raincoats and rubber blue boots, with the text "National Archive of Lost Weather" written on the back and front.
Two women, stylized in vibrant comic book art with thick outlines and watercolor textures, are depicted collecting rain and clouds for a "National Archive of Lost Weather." One woman, with short red hair, wears a grey raincoat with the "NATIONAL ARCHIVE OF LOST WEATHER" logo on the back, and muddy blue rubber boots. She directs a large, ribbed hose connected to a weathered metal machine at a dark, raining cloud. The machine is a contraption of pipes, gauges, and glass cylinders filled with cloudy material. The other woman, with short, curly blonde hair and a similar grey hoodie, is seen squatting on the ground. She pours a milky white substance from a jar into another clear jar, surrounded by empty jars in a metal tray. The scene is set outdoors under a stormy, grey sky with visible raindrops, against a backdrop of green grass, a faint road, and scattered bushes. The ground is wet and muddy, with puddles reflecting the cloudy sky. The overall style is reminiscent of a graphic novel, with a mix of realism in the figures and a somewhat whimsical, mechanical interpretation of weather collection.
